A title sequence, a bumper and an end card. The same three every episode, so the series looks like a series.
WHAT YOU GET
The furniture of a show
An opening title built around your logo and typography, a short bumper for transitions, lower thirds for names and titles, and an end card that carries your call to action. Delivered with transparent backgrounds so they drop straight onto any episode.
Made once, used for every video afterwards. That is what separates a channel that looks produced from one that looks recorded.
What a package contains
An opening title built on your logo and typography, long enough to establish the show and short enough that regular viewers do not skip it. A bumper for transitions between segments. Lower thirds for names and job titles, built as templates you can retype rather than as fixed images. An end card carrying whatever action you want next.
Everything is delivered with transparent backgrounds, so the pieces drop onto any episode in any editor without a matte or a workaround.
Why consistency is the whole point
A series that opens differently every week reads as a series of unrelated recordings. The same three seconds every time is what makes ten videos feel like a programme, and the effect compounds: by the fifth episode the opener is doing recognition work that no individual video could do alone.
This is motion design built for your brand by the studio that authored the effects inside Instinctor, rather than a marketplace template with a logo dropped into a slot. Related work sits on the 3D product animation page.
WHO IT IS FOR
Podcasts, series, recurring content
Video podcasts, YouTube series, training libraries, webinar recordings and any content published on a schedule. If you post regularly and every video opens differently, this is the fix.
The alternative most people find is a marketplace gig for a template with a logo dropped in. This is motion design built for your brand by the studio that authored the effects inside Instinctor. Work is quoted on the package.
Working from a brand that already exists
Most of this work starts from something rather than nothing: a logo, a set of colours, a font somebody chose years ago, and a look that has drifted across whoever touched it last.
Send whatever exists, including the things you are unhappy with. A package built on your actual brand is worth more than one built on an idealised version of it, because the videos have to sit next to your site and your printed material without looking like they came from a different company.
Where the source material is genuinely unusable, a logo that only exists as a low resolution image, for instance, you will be told, along with what redrawing it would involve. Motion design cannot rescue artwork that has no clean version, and pretending otherwise wastes the budget.
Questions people ask
An opening title built around your logo and typography, a bumper for transitions, lower thirds for names and titles, and an end card carrying your call to action.
Delivered with transparent backgrounds so they drop straight onto any episode in any editor.
That is the point of it. Send your logo, fonts and colours, or the studio will work from the brand as it currently appears.
A template is someone else's animation with your logo dropped into a slot. This is motion design built for your brand by the studio that authored the effects inside Instinctor.
Less than a filmed commercial, and the exact schedule comes back with the quote once the brand material has been reviewed.
Three to five seconds for most series. Long enough to register, short enough that regular viewers do not skip, and it should carry the name rather than only a visual.
Yes, provided a clean vector version exists. If the logo only survives as a low resolution image you will be told what redrawing it involves, because motion design cannot rescue artwork with no clean source.
Yes. Delivery is with transparent backgrounds in standard formats, so they drop onto any timeline in any editor.
Yes. A single system with per-show variants is usually better value than separate packages, and it keeps the channel coherent.
Start a project
Tell us about the series and send your logo. You will get a plan and a number.